Wimbledon: Evans ‘happy with decision’ to retire after Wimbledon


Great Britain’s Dan Evans says he is “happy” with his decision to retire after Wimbledon after his singles career came to an end as he suffered a defeat to Tristan Schoolkate in the second round of Wimbledon qualifying.

Dan Evans, however, will still play at Wimbledon after being given a wildcard into the men’s doubles with Henry Searle.

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